Surrealist art / by 203139 Alexandrian, Sarane

Object principle of surrealist code (from surrealistic thing to object) by Gorelov Oleg Sergeyevich

Subjects: “…surrealist code…”
Get full text

LA SYMBOLIQUE DU BESTIAIRE SURRÉALISTE (The Symbolic of the Surrealist Bestiary) by Collete Guedj

Subjects: “…surrealist…”
Get full text

The Surrealist Collection of Objects by Pérez, Leticia

Subjects: Get full text

Pierre Boulez, Surrealist by Caroline Potter

Get full text

Surrealist and surrealism : 1919-1939 / by 369711 Picon, Gaetan

Des surréalistes aux situationnistes by Alexandre Trudel

Get full text

Notes on a Surrealist Painting by Robert Moscaliuc

Get full text

Surrealistic Analysis of “Haft Peykar” by mohamadamir mashhadi

“…According to Surrealism, a literary work must arise from unconscious mentality of his creator. In Surrealistic works, besides using unconscious mentality, imagination and dream, automatism, simultaneity, magic and astonishment, myths and symbols, attention to comedy, and aspatial and atemporal events and incidents, are among the important characteristics. …”
Get full text

Traduire la métaphore surréaliste by Tania Collani

“…Translating Surrealist Metaphors. André Breton’s Nadja, the Marvelous and Its Translations into English and Italian Starting from Michael Riffaterre’ analysis of conceits (or long metaphors) within the Surrealist literary production (1969), this article aims to take into account the metaphorical code’s lexicon as well as the expressions forming the dense network of images which constitutes the Surrealist marvelous. …”
Get full text

Transmediality in Symbolist and Surrealist Photo-Literature by Walden Lauren

“…Its pseudo-progeny, Andre Breton’s surrealist text Nadja was published in 1928 depicting the author’s meandering through the Parisian cityscape. …”
Get full text

Young Leonora Carrington and the surrealist movement by Mercedes JIMÉNEZ DE LA FUENTE

“…<p>This paper raises the interest in the early works of the surrealist artist, still relatively unknown in Spain, Leonora Carrington (1917-2011), an English woman who settled in Mexico after the Second World War. …”
Get full text

The labyrinth of memories in Tristram Shandy and the surrealist procedures by Aline Candido Trigo, Luciana Brito

“…In this way, the present pa­per, starting from concepts by Walter Benjamin, ana­lyzes the resistance of this form of memory use that characterizes authors such as Aragon and others surreal­ists, but that had its beginning with the digressive novel by Laurence Sterne.…”
Get full text

Searching for Roots: Surrealist Dimensions of Postmodern Fiction by Maria-Sabina Draga-Alexandru

Get full text

Surrealist networks: Post Surrealism and Helen Lundeberg by Ilene Susan Fort

“…This paper demonstrates how surrealist aesthetics spread to the United States from Europe through a system of cultural and social networking, and hence emerged in southern California in the mid-1930s, years before the usual dating of the aesthetic in the Americas to the early 1940s when European Surrealists fleeing the war emigrated to New York City. …”
Get full text

Wokker. Notes on a Surrealist comic strip by Roger Sabin

“…This essay explores the creation and development of a British comic strip, Wokker (1971-1999), and its connections with the surrealist movement. Although the strip is remarkable for its content and formalist properties, it remains obscure both because of its publishing circumstances, and because it does not fit easily into a history of comics. …”
Get full text

Practices and Poetics Surrealist in the Cinema of Germaine Dulac by Eva Luisa Gomez Montero

“…However, in order to get a closer approach and to understand the germ of the surrealist stage of the filmmaker, it is necessary to know her personal motivations and her critical position towards the values and the position occupied by the figure of women in her time, which was favoured by the artistic and political movements of the moment. …”
Get full text

A Science-Art Application: Surrealist Chemistry by Ümmüye Nur TÜZÜN, Gülseda EYCEYURT TÜRK

“…For this aim, macro and submicro nature were studied in a surrealist way on canvas through the science-art application. …”
Get full text

Translating Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse into Surrealist Art by Hanna Agnieszka Liskowska

“…In this essay, I aim to challenge this well-established notion by translating To the Lighthouse into the terms of surrealist art. Firstly, I compare automatic writing used by surrealists and Woolf’s stream-of-consciousness technique and free indirect discourse, also reflecting on their significance in Lily Briscoe’s painting. …”
Get full text

The Romantic Metaphysics of Surrealist art in contemporary painting by Nadia Wahdan Ahmed Ibrahim

“…This was nothing but a more firm declaration of the objectivity of romanticism through the ages, and just as the romance of the surrealists is the same for the poets or thinkers of the nineteenth century, it forms, with its artistic or political methods and options, something fundamentally new, which belongs entirely to the culture of the twentieth century, and that the romance of the surrealists is the complete emancipation of man, Likewise, the romantic imagination in contemporary photography is the same as the romantic metaphysics of surrealist art, which belongs to its revolutionary radicalism and the rejection of reality. …”
Get full text